I read somewhere that there is a new API in Android 4.2 that allows the shutter sound in the camera to be changed. Has anyone confirmed this? Shutter sound is trivial I suppose, but if you take a lot of pictures you want your phone camera shutter to at least sound like a real one, not this "ping" noise I've hated in since 4.0 (Got better in 4.2, but still). I'd like to swap out the camera shutter sound with that of the GS3 as I feel it sounds more authentic I suppose. Don't know if thats possible yet.
EDIT: From the Android Developer section:
Improved Camera with HDR
Android 4.2 introduces a new camera hardware interface and pipeline for improved performance. On supported devices, apps can use a new HDR camera scene mode to capture an image using high dynamic range imaging techniques.
Additionally, the framework now provides an API to let apps check whether the camera shutter sound can be disabled. Apps can then let the user disable the sound or choose an alternative sound in place of the standard shutter sound, which is recommended.
So, are there apps to allow the change?
EDIT: From the Android Developer section:
Improved Camera with HDR
Android 4.2 introduces a new camera hardware interface and pipeline for improved performance. On supported devices, apps can use a new HDR camera scene mode to capture an image using high dynamic range imaging techniques.
Additionally, the framework now provides an API to let apps check whether the camera shutter sound can be disabled. Apps can then let the user disable the sound or choose an alternative sound in place of the standard shutter sound, which is recommended.
So, are there apps to allow the change?